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One of the more striking instances of this rule has been the recent apotheosis of Thomas Jefferson as a national hero equal in stature to Washington and Lincoln . In an atmosphere of industrialism , urban living , and strong ...
One of the more striking instances of this rule has been the recent apotheosis of Thomas Jefferson as a national hero equal in stature to Washington and Lincoln . In an atmosphere of industrialism , urban living , and strong ...
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John Taylor , one of Jefferson's strongest and The agrarian tradition has thrived on the most articulate political ... the two hundredth anniver- ginia , has been called " the philosopher and sary of Jefferson's birth , in 1943.
John Taylor , one of Jefferson's strongest and The agrarian tradition has thrived on the most articulate political ... the two hundredth anniver- ginia , has been called " the philosopher and sary of Jefferson's birth , in 1943.
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But Jefferson's homespun agraridirectly traceable to his precept or example . anism stopped a long way short of the ... says Carl Beck- orate " arithmetical formularies , " as Adam er , " we think of Jefferson as having formu- Smith ...
But Jefferson's homespun agraridirectly traceable to his precept or example . anism stopped a long way short of the ... says Carl Beck- orate " arithmetical formularies , " as Adam er , " we think of Jefferson as having formu- Smith ...
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Contents
17601840 | 1 |
The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
Copyright | |
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